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…counterclaim submitted with the rejoinder based on Article 20 Swiss Rules. The Swiss Rules do not contain a provision as we find in Article 19 (3) of the UNCITRAL Rules.Respondent…
…counterclaim submitted with the rejoinder based on Article 20 Swiss Rules. The Swiss Rules do not contain a provision as we find in Article 19 (3) of the UNCITRAL Rules.Respondent…
…for the Administration of International Arbitration in accordance with the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules (the “Old Procedures”). The Administered Rules set out a comprehensive framework for HKIAC administered arbitration and it…
…uncertainty as to the level of disclosure that is required from arbitrators in each single case. The UNCITRAL Model Law, as most national laws, is mute on this important issue,…
…by the UNCITRAL Secretariat, has called for the formal adoption of a new UNCITRAL rule that would permit amicus submissions explicitly, similar to ICSID Rule 37(2). The UNCITRAL Working Group…
…loser of the proceedings, and the more accepted practice of fee-shifting in international arbitrations as expressed in procedural rules such as the UNCITRAL and LCIA Rules. Indeed, even for arbitrations…
…might constitute foreign investments covered by such treaties. If would-be claimants opted for arbitration under the UNCITRAL rules, they would simply need to make a case that their activities are…
…emerging territories in the Pacific region to use the UNCITRAL rules. Now the LCIA is launching its new establishment in India on 18 April 2009 with a view to serving…
…Arbitration Act, Section 34 (2) (b) (ii) of UNCITRAL Model Law, Section V (2) (b) of the 1958 New York Convention). It is probably also widely accepted that the parties…
…2001; 43 cases have been registered with ICSID and 3 cases have been filed under the UNCITRAL Rules; awards have been issued in 12 cases (3 of them denying jurisdiction…
…UNCITRAL, ECT, SCC, ICC, etc.) Things get dicey, however, when you try to report on complex legal issues and arcane arbitration processes for a lay audience. Take some of the…